- Department of History: The University of Tennessee, 1982
Stephen Ash: Ph.D., 1983
Current Position: Professor Emeritus: The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Fred Beemon, Jr.: Ph.D., 1988
Current Position: Retired: Middle Tennessee State University
Richard Buckner: M.A., 1983
Supervising Professor: Dr. Charles Johnson
Current Position: Sales Rep, Johnson and Johnson
Thesis Title: History of Calderwood, Tennessee.
Michael Edens: M.A. 1978
Current Position: Screenwriter
Floyd Greenleaf: Ph.D. 1976
Current Position: Retired.
Edwin Hardison: Ph.D. 1981
Current Position: Retired.
Neil Hamilton: Ph.D. 1988
Current Position: Retired: Spring Hill College.
Francis Hodges: Ph.D. 1983
Current Position: Retired: Florida Southern College.
Thomas Ott: Ph.D. 1970
Current Position: Professor, University of North Alabama.
Joseph M. Pukl, Jr.: M.A. 1977
Current Position: Head, Acquisitions Department, Cooper Library, University of South Carolina.
Dissertation Title: ““Congressional Campaigns of James K. Polk, 1824-1837.”
Publishing: 1980: “James K. Polk’s Early Congressional Campaigns of 1825 and 1827”
1981: “James K. Polk’s Congressional Campaigns, 1829-1837”
1982: “James K. Polk’s Congressional Campaigns of 1835 and 1837”
Thomas Ronald: M.A. 1972
Current Position: Retired: Knox County School System
Randall Rosenburg: Ph.D. 1989
Current Position: Assistant Dean & Professor: Clayton State University
Patricia Rutenberg: Ph.D. 1988
Current Position: Lecturer: The University of Tennessee
Ambassador Margaret Scobey: B.A. 1973
Current Position: United States Ambassador to Egypt.
Thomas A. Scott: Ph.D. 1978
Supervising Professor: Dr. Graf
Current Position: Professor, Kennesaw State University
Dissertation Title:“Cobb County, Georgia, 1880-1900: A Socioeconomic Study of an Upper Piedmont Country”
Publishing: 1995: “Cornerstones of Georgia History: Documents that Formed the State”
2003: “Cobb County, Georgia, and the Origins of the Suburban South Cobb Landmarks and Historical Society”
Clifton Taylor: Ph.D. 1981
Current Position: Retired.
James T. Wall: Ph.D. 1974
Supervising Professor: Dr. Duncan
Current Position: Professor Emeritus of History
Dissertation Title:“U.S. Intervention in Nicaragua, 1848-1857.”
Publishing: 1999: “The Boundless Frontier”
2008: “Wall Street and the Fruited Plain”
Gary Weir: Ph.D. 1982
Current Position: Chief Historian: National Geo-spatial Intelligence Agency. Professor: University of Maryland.
Mark Wetherington: Ph.D. 1985
Current Position: Director: Filson Historical Society
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